The phrase "a stream of read" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect construction and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The article provided a stream of read that kept me engaged throughout."
Alternatives: "a flow of reading" or "a series of readings".
Initially, a stream of reads from sources like Kafka, HDFS or flume are distributed across mappers and each read is partitioned into seeds (Algorithm 3, lines 2 6).
Initially, a stream of reads from data sources like Kafka, HDFS or flume are taken as input and stored as JavaRDD Fig. 5 Lineage graph for Phase III (stream mapping).
Already my life is a stream of tweets reading: "I think you'll find Enduring Love is a psychological thriller, actually".
Since the reads are decoded in the BFS order on the encoding tree, in order to decode, we create a stream of the decoded reads maintaining the position of the parent of the currently decoded read.
In his widely read DaveNet, a stream-of-consciousness newsletter distributed by e-mail and on the Web (http://davenet.userland.com), Mr. Winer has accused Microsoft of seizing control of the industry standards-setting process to the benefit of the company's broad-based Internet initiative, called.Net.Net
Video software can already spot a chosen automobile in a stream of traffic by reading license plates, and cameras have improved so greatly that some can even take clear pictures of people inside autos.
Many voters talk of reading a stream of false and shadowy rumors purveyed by e-mail: Mr. Obama does not put his hand on his heart during the national anthem, he is a Muslim, he did not say hello to enlisted men in Afghanistan.
We have Facebook and Twitter, spewing a stream of suggestions about what to read, hear, see and do.
